Morning Prep and Heat
Jenny sits at the table sorting the damp heirloom seeds into the rusted tin. Kevin checks the tension on the dinghy's rigging while the trade wind pulls at the shade cloth.
The trade wind remains steady as the tide pulls out, revealing the rocky shelf. The morning air is humid, and the supply boat is still six days away.
Rigging's holding. Shade cloth's flapping on the southeast corner though — needs another tie-off before the wind shifts.
Walk to the garden and secure the loose corner of the shade cloth with new rope.
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I'll check the stakes after I finish these. The wind is shifting anyway.
Pick up a single heirloom bean seed and rubbing it between thumb and forefinger, checking for viability.
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Go ahead. I'll check the rat trap first — see if the bastard's back in the wall.
Walk to the pantry, check the rat trap, and reset it with fresh corned beef bait if needed.
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Be careful with the bait. They're hungry.
Place a small handful of sorted seeds into the dry section of the tin, keeping them away from the damp ones.
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Got enough bait for one more set. After that I'm cutting up the canvas rolls.
Open the pantry, check the trap, remove any catch, and reset with a piece of corned beef from the tin.
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Don't use the canvas yet. I might need it for the seedling shelter.
Stand up and walk to the wood stove to check the kettle.
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Aye. Canvas stays.
Reset the trap with corned beef, set it back against the pantry wall, and walk to the porch to check the dinghy's stern line tension.
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The water is boiling.
Lift the kettle off the heat and pour two mugs of water.
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